### Boiling Point and Vapor Pressure of Liquids**Boiling Points of Various Liquids:**- Water: 100°C- Olive Oil: 300°C- Benzene: 80°C- Octane: 125.6°C**Question:**Using the list of boiling points, which liquid would exhibit the highest vapor pressure at 100°C?**Options:**- A) Water- B) Octane- C) Benzene- D) Olive Oil**Explanation:**The vapor pressure of a liquid at a given temperature is inversely related to its boiling point. A liquid with a lower boiling point will generally have a higher vapor pressure at a given temperature. Therefore, to determine which liquid has the highest vapor pressure at 100°C, consider the boiling points provided.

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Using the list of boiling points, which liquid would exhibit the highest vapor pressure at 100° Water = 100°C Olive oil = 300°C Benzene = 80°C Octane = 125.6°C water octane C benzene D olive oil

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